In this episode, Brenton and Clay discuss his sermon from Esther 9-10. They begin by expanding on the quote he used from the Heidelberg Catechism and why we lack trust in God. They then explore some of his application points, such as corporate worship, Christian Community, personal worship, and family worship. This episode contains practical tips to help you reflect on God’s providence in your life.

Below is a link to the book Clay referred to: Be Thou My Vision: A Liturgy for Daily Worship

https://a.co/d/0hghJuWu

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In this episode, Brenton and Chris discuss his sermon from Esther 8. They opened by discussing the fact that Xerxes could not revoke his decree. They then explore the parallel between this and God’s decree that leaves us guilty before him. Chris answers the question of why God can’t simply revoke his decree without a sacrifice. They end by discussing joy. Chris expands on his thought from Sunday that we should be sorrowful in our adversity but also rejoicing in our salvation.

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In this episode, Brenton and Chris discuss his sermon from Esther 7. They begin by looking ahead to the upcoming sermon series and the reason for them. They consider the definition and purpose of worship. They then discuss many different facets of idolatry. Chris wraps up by telling his story about how he became a pastor and how we should stay in God’s purpose.

Here is the book that Chris mentioned:

Counterfeit Gods - Tim Keller:
https://a.co/d/idlLTpe

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In this episode, Brenton and Chris discuss his sermon from Esther 6. They begin with a question about the royal attire that Xerxes gave Mordecai when he was honored. They spend the rest of the show discussing Haman’s pride and how we exhibit that same characteristic. Chris gives his thoughts on the idea of self-esteem and whether it’s an important topic to consider or not. He also talks about why pride is hard to spot in ourselves and how we can take steps to acknowledge it in the moment. They wrap up by discussing our propensity to find our approval in anyone or anything other than God.

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In this episode, Chris, Nate, Matt, and Paul discuss the biblical story of Haman and the importance of humility and contentment in Christian life. The conversation highlights the role of community in spiritual growth and the need for honest self-reflection. They emphasize the concept of waiting on the Lord and relying on His guidance rather than taking matters into their own hands. The episode concludes with encouragement to live out these principles, drawing inspiration from the book of Esther.

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In this episode, Brenton and Chris aimed to explore and expand upon the weekly sermons delivered at the church. In each episode, the hosts engage in thoughtful discussions that make the biblical teachings more accessible and practical for daily living. They tackle various themes, such as discerning God's will, the significance of community, and living out Christian values in a modern context. By providing deeper insights and real-life applications, Brenton and Chris help listeners connect more profoundly with the messages and enhance their spiritual growth. The podcast is designed to be a companion for those looking to deepen their understanding of faith and integrate it more fully into their lives.

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In this episode, Brenton, Christian Frey, Nathan Williams, and Jeremiah Landon discuss their sermons from Esther 3. They begin the show by discussing how it’s different to preach from a narrative passage rather than another type of scripture. They discuss the idea of coincidence and whether it is compatible with God’s providence. They then spend the rest of the episode considering lament. What is it, and why should we do it? Why has the Church been uncomfortable with it, and how can we begin to make it a regular part of our lives?

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In this episode, Brenton and Chris discuss his sermon from Esther 2. Chris begins by discussing the role of Eunuchs in the Persian empire. They then discuss the role of God’s providence in light of human sin. They wrap up by discussing what our culture values and how they relate to the story of Xerxes.

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